mysql - Undefined variable: delete in C:\xampp\htdocs\xampp\Test\HRMS\try\search1.php on line 61

Hey there,

I've encountered a similar issue before while working on a PHP project with MySQL. The "Undefined variable" error usually occurs when a variable is referenced before it's declared or assigned a value.

In your case, it seems like the error is happening on line 61 where you're using the `$delete` variable in your SQL statement. It's possible that the variable is not being passed correctly to this page or there might be a typo in the variable name.

To troubleshoot this, I'd suggest checking the logic flow leading up to line 61. Verify that the `$delete` variable is indeed assigned a value before this line and ensure there are no typos or misspelled variable names.

If you're using a form to pass the value of `$delete`, double-check that the input field's name attribute corresponds correctly to the variable name in your PHP code.

Additionally, it's always a good practice to include some form of error handling in your code. You can add a condition to check if the variable is set before executing the SQL statement. For example:

php
if (isset($delete)) {

    // Your SQL statement and execution code here

} else {

    echo "The delete variable is not set.";

}

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Hey,

I had a similar problem once while working on a PHP project with a MySQL database. The "Undefined variable" error popped up because the variable `$delete` was not defined or accessible in the scope where it was being used.

To fix this issue, you can try a couple of things. First, ensure that the variable `$delete` is correctly initialized and assigned a value before line 61. Double-check if you're properly passing the value to this page, either through a form or as a parameter in the URL.

Another approach you can take is to use an if statement to check if the variable is set before executing the delete query. Something like this:

php
if (isset($delete)) {

    $query = "DELETE FROM employees WHERE id = $delete";

    // Rest of the code to execute the query and handle the result

} else {

    echo "The delete variable is not defined.";

}

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